Bsc Preferred PMR111415 Suffocation Warning Poly Bags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PMR111415 is a case of 1000 suffocation-warning poly bags designed to comply with labeling requirements for packaging that poses a potential hazard to young children. Each bag carries a printed warning message in English, Spanish, and French, alerting users to keep the bag away from babies and children and to avoid use in cribs, beds, carriages, or playpens. The thin film construction requires this warning by regulation. Bags seal via a peel-off adhesive strip that folds over the opening for a secure, tamper-evident close. This case format is suited for packaging operations that require compliant retail or shipping bags in volume.

These bags are used in packaging and shipping workflows where poly bags come into contact with consumer goods that may be handled around infants or children. Distribution centers, fulfillment operations, and retail packaging lines are typical use environments. The trilingual warning print supports distribution to English-, Spanish-, and French-speaking markets. Sold as a case of 1000 units, this format reduces per-unit cost and supports continuous line operation without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• Suffocation warning printed in English, Spanish, and French on every bag
• Peel-off adhesive strip with fold-over seal for quick, secure closure
• 1000 bags per case for high-volume packaging operations
• Thin film poly construction standard for flexible retail and shipping bags
• Equivalent to part number S-19131

Compatibility

Designed as a standard suffocation-warning poly bag suitable for retail, fulfillment, and general packaging applications requiring trilingual child-hazard labeling. Equivalent to part number S-19131.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Store bags in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive strip integrity. When deploying on a packaging line, confirm the warning print side is oriented to face outward on the finished package. Dispose of damaged or opened cases per local waste disposal guidelines for plastic film materials.